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A walking stick propped up against the gate post is usually an announcement that someone has come visiting. In this instance, however, the person must remain imaginary and a memory of times past when he came from America.

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About a month ago I began carving a piece of huon pine for my mentor and long time artistic buddy Paulus Berensohn. I put the first coat of oil on it the day before his 80th birthday.

And the source for it’s quirky form? Perhaps, the hakea bush outside the kitchen window?

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The bulbous sensual forms should fit nicely in the potter’s knowing palm as he struts to the Penland post office to retrieve mail still sent the old way.

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And who knows? There might be a dance waiting to be choreographed with this willing third leg. I’m certain that the 20 stacked fruit are desiring of a partner to give them caressing pushes and pulls, swings and taps around the dance floor.

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